2023 Underground Art Market Report
Comics 15th November 2023 Judge Dredd Megazine #462 out now Judge Dredd Megazine #462 is OUT NOW! Former Judge turned Private Investigator Galen DeMarco returns this issue after a four-year absence with a new case, A Picture Paints, by Laura Bailey and Rob Richardson, plus …
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln graduate Van Jensen published his latest book “Godfall” on Nov. 1. Jensen has been a comic book and graphic novel author, with some of his work featured in DC Comics. “Godfall” is his debut novel. The science-fiction novel “Godfall” tells the story …
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The L.A. Standard Newspaper needs your support so that we can continue to create positive stories about Black communities. $20, $50, $100, $500, $1,000. Any amount would be greatly appreciated. -Jason Douglas Lewis, Owner/Publisher. Donations can be made through Cash App https://cash.app/$LAStandard, Venmo https://venmo.com @LA-Standard-Newspaper, …
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Amazon has announced that it will be combining Comixology’s digital comics library with the Kindle application on iOS, Android, and Fire OS, and the internet is not very happy about this. A Nov. 14 press release from Comixology confirmed the impending merger, and it also …
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It’s easier than ever to avoid the shop around the corner. A few clicks of the trackpad and you can order just about anything you want from Amazon, Target or even (ugh) Walmart. We’re here to say one thing: Don’t do that. Despite the ease …
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I think it’s fair to say that there’s a pretty big disparity when it comes to comics’ relationship with biographies. There are plenty of graphic novel biographies on the lives of film stars, historical figures, activists, sports legends — even the guy who invented Tetris, …
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History is always personal, but sometimes it can hit very close to home. That was the case for Stephanie Takaragawa, Chapman University associate professor of cultural anthropology, when she was a college student and first learned about the imprisonment of Japanese Americans by the U.S. …
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Netflix enters the award season race with its brutal, sometimes painful-to-watch thriller The Killer. The limited release film (it’s merely getting a week in a small number of theaters to qualify for awards, and to make a point) debuted on Netflix this past weekend to …
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While many people have always enjoyed turning the pages of “physical” books, some have started to read e-books. Jeremy Jones, branch manager for the Tahlequah Public Library, said e-books can be a convenient way to read, especially when traveling. “I tend to read e-books when …
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Amazon made it official today: the Comixology standalone app is being merged in to the Kindle app, and as of December 4, will no longer be available. All purchases made via Comixology will be available in the Kindle app going forward. The news won’t come …
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